Review from Switched On →
Pretty Good But it has Flaws and I mean in your face Flaws that will make you think What The Hell ?? Like – Everyone in the Valley Just happens to have Ham Radios ? Whaaaat ? Nobody has Electricity Literally , Buuuuttt Everyone has Ham Radios that work without Electricity ?? AND No Ham..
Although I’m neither in law enforcement nor a scientist, I am intrigued how the evolution of science has found a place in the criminal justice system. This book is about a group of people that found a way to make a positive difference in the world despite individual apptitudes that, at first glance, may not..
I am loving this series. great characters, a great plot, tons of really great information.
Review from Dangerous Dozen →
This is a lengthy collection of crime stories told at whiz-bang speed. There is no time for the reader/listener to ponder the workings of the criminal mind or the fate of the victims. Trap, kill, arrest, jail. Next! The outcome may vary from death row to never-found, but the rapid-fire series of brief narratives still..
Review from Random Acts →
From the absolute beginning to the end, this was the best piece of fiction I’ve read this year. It has two separate stories that converge with twists, laughs, and chills. Franklin Horton is a master at painting the picture of manipulation, dedication, and sacrifice. The characters are described in ways that are almost tangible. Kevin..
Review from Erebus →
STORY: the story was well written and I was thankful it didn’t devolve into constant men-versus-zombies action. I.e. it was more thoughtful and more vividly described than I might have expected, though the author has some work to do in order to raise his bar to that of Michael Crichton. I would have liked to..
Review from Descent into Darkness →
Good book, good story, i will buy the next one , will you. They need to cost less.
Review from Divided We Stand →
I’m ready for the next book. Excited to see when the Characters go from here.
Review from Legion of Despair →
Awesome. So much detail and amazing derail. Going right into the next book. Also, Kevun is my favorite narrator. His delivery makes all the difference.
Review from Pilgrimage →
You never know the edges of your capabilities until your tested. What will happen next?